Mr. Hamdan Al Marar, Deputy Head of Mission at the UAE Embassy in Romania, met with the representatives of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Bucharest, one of the most important organizations that oversee the situation of the refugees and their families in Romania.
In the context of the UAE’s celebration of Emirati Children's Day, which falls on March 15 each year, the mission launched a humanitarian initiative entitled "Little Hands, Big Hearts," making a donation to the refugee children and their families benefiting from IOM programs.
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